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Thursday, 9 December 2010

Christmas Carols

Christmas carols are sung throughout the Christmas festive season all the way up to the New Year celebrations. Christmas carols relate to Jesus, the winter season, the festivities and the like. The hymns bring in a certain emotion in one when sung on ones own or in choir. The melody tends to fill ones spirit with great happiness and you could catch yourself smiling on your own at times simply listening or humming the tune!

Christmas carols heighten the flavour of the winters and somewhat garnish the festivities. No wonder we all await the seasons greetings and celebrations very eagerly.

It is difficult to segregate the best Christmas carols in particular. There are thousands of carols and hymns and somehow each one of them happen to be some or the other ones’ favourite. At the same time we could simply set aside the carols that are based on Christmas episodes including the birth of Jesus. The following episodes would be a keyhole to the huge rack of carols known to mankind:

    * The Star of Bethlehem
    * The journey and adoration of the Magi
    * The annunciation

Another collection of carols that could be grouped as the best Christmas carols would be those that are composed for the kids.

    * All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth
    * I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
    * I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas
    * Nuttin’ For Christmas
    * The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don’t Be Late)
    * Monster’s Holiday
    * You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch
    * Snoopy’s Christmas

A number of artists in their successful music careers have composed and sung a number of Christmas carols. Few tunes have been immortalized by them and they are more like Christmas anthems…remember ‘jingle bells’.
One of many such famed artists would be Jim Reeves. I know you are remembering your personal favourite now!

Retail chains today have redefined the concept of selling or displaying any music item. Are you wondering what music items could possibly mean? I’ll help you. With the advent of technology music today is not just confined to a black reel bound on two circular nodes.

Music today is in the air and you can listen to whatever you wish anywhere anytime. Thanks to the creation of the Compact Disc, ipod, walkman, MP3 players and so on.

If you are looking for free Christmas Carol music then you know which window to click. The fun part is; the internet today provides you with all the lyrics, the guitar and piano chords along with ideas in terms of harmonizing a song in a choir. Can you believe it?  Check with Google and Wikipedia!

For the other side of the world that is not much into technology…books could be your wonderland. There are umpteen numbers of books on Christmas carols and some of them have the notations printed alongside. So you might as well have your own collection of free Christmas carol music.

So make sure you have your own hymn book this year…just another feather on your Christmas hat!!

Thursday, 31 December 2009

New Year's Eve at Broadway at the Beach

Children six to 12 years-of-age, are invited to spend the evening at Ripley’s Aquarium enjoying karaoke, crafts, pizza, movies, music, dancing, a ball drop, a non-alcoholic toast at midnight and a live simulcast from Times Square. The cost is $69.99 per child, plus tax. Reservations are required and can be made by calling, (843) 916-0888, extension 27

New Year's Eve Party 2010 in Celebrity Square


New Year's Eve Party 2010 in Celebrity Square - Live entertainment in the Square & Inside Clubs; Pay-One-Price Admission for All Clubs (18+); Live simulcast of New York City Times Square Ball Drop; Party Favors and Champagne Toast (inside clubs,21+); Fireworks Show at 7:30pm over Lake Broadway; Parties also at Margaritaville and Ripley's Aquarium

Thursday, 24 December 2009

Hilton to stay home this Christmas

The socialite usually spends the holidays relaxing on a sun-soaked vacation, but she's staying in Los Angeles for the 2009 festive season as she wants an intimate gathering at her parents' house.

She tells Britain's Hello! magazine, "I always spend the day with my family, and we usually go to Maui in Hawaii. Normally we take Christmas away with us, but this year we're doing it at home, which is really exciting. My mum will cook an amazing meal and we'll eat lots and just spend time together."

And Hilton is opening up the invitation to her pals who are without their own families this Christmas.

She adds, "Later on in the day I'll invite some of my friends, whose parents have passed away or who don't have family in town, to come over. I'd hate to think of anyone being on their own on Christmas Day."

a christmas story

SOMETHING THE WHOLE FAMILY CAN PARTICIPATE IN!

Follow the story of little Davy who wants nothing more than a full line Carter electric train set for Christmas. The plan is in place, but will it pan out the way he intended? Read the story and see. However YOU'LL have to figure out the actual ending to the story by solving all 34 clues buried in the movie! Our movie adventure goes far beyond trivia. See A Christmas Story like you've never seen it before!

Plan something fun and different!

Gather the family together and enjoy each other's company playing a game that EVERYONE can enjoy. The young ones will have fun looking for the visuals while the adults will have a great time trying to figure out the minute details of the movie!

What do actual customers have to say about our Movie Adventures?

"Thank you, Joe. You've always had excellent customer service. We actually might play it this summer (A Christmas Story Movie Adventure), we love that movie year round. I was so glad that you wrote one for it. What about Pirates of the Caribbean or Harry Potter? We would buy those in a minute!" Thanks - Laura

"I used the Chronicles of Narnia movie adventure at my youngest daughter's 12th birthday party and it was a fabulous hit!" - Merida M.